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Weber Starter Cubes

Started by Troy, September 20, 2016, 10:58:54 PM

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Yendor

Quote from: Troy on September 21, 2016, 09:20:09 AM
Quote from: Yendor on September 21, 2016, 08:45:55 AM
Pube cubes? Gross!!!!Imagine if you feel something in the back of your throat.

The trick is to burn it and start your charcoal.... Not eat it.
@Troy but that thought would always be in the back of my mind. Is this corn silk?

smokster

I like to cook bacon in cast iron - then clean the grease from the cast iron with paper towels - save the used paper towel in a zip lock baggie for use as a fire-starter.

Adding pubes to the mix is then totally optional. :o
Keeps some greasy paper towels out of the landfill. 8)
Bacon ;D



pbe gummi bear

I use these now. They don't smell, crumble or need secondary packaging. The leftover ashblock is minimal.

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I have been using a box of these. They work well and are pretty cheap.
About $12 per box. Or less than 7 cents each.

Sent from my SM-G900V using Weber Kettle Club mobile app

A bunch of black kettles
-JC

DarrenC

Here's an unsubstantiated theory - what about buying one of those firelogs for a few bucks and just cut a little chunk off when needed?
"There are a great many things one can learn to do without actually doing them - Grilling is not one of them" - Alton Brown

jeffrackmo

Gee... I miss all the fun... I just use my Chimney Starter over the Performer gas assist.  Works like a charm, no muss no fuss.  No pubes sacrificed here...   

You're killing me Smalls....

Grill on Fellas.... Grill on...
Lets just say I have acquired a few Kettles.  Big and small.   Vintage and New...  Some say I have a problem.  I find the Kettle, buy the Kettle, USE the Kettle...No problem...

Darko

Quote from: pbe gummi bear on September 21, 2016, 09:28:59 PM
I use these now. They don't smell, crumble or need secondary packaging. The leftover ashblock is minimal.


I've been using something like that. I get 48 for about 6 bucks CDN .

William_Cannon

I cut up firelogs for starting the fireplace.  Much more economical than fire starters.  Are those sage to use to start a bbq chimney?

Tapa


Darko

It would depend on what they are made from. If basically sawdust & wax, they'll be fine.

msuiceman

they have "logs" that are meant for cooking and by doing so, i'd think they mean the regular ones aren't. though if they totally burn out before cooking I doubt they would cause much issue.

anyways, I used the cubes today. nice and easy.

Darko

I bought a log today.
Basically a mix of sawdust & wax. Looking forward to trying it.

William_Cannon

Used 2"x1" pice of log to start a chimney today....It works just as well.

Tapa


Danny C

Troy said:
I don't remember the starter cubes being so messy. Popping them out of the tray sends little chunks of white shit everywhere.

I empty the box of starter cubes and put them in a  zip lock bag, much easier!
I don't mind the ash ball, I have never known it to be any different.
I use 2 at a time speeds up the lighting process for me
Danny

William_Cannon

In my experince, starter cubes eventually get crumbly and also less effective

Tapa


AZ Monsoon

Weber starter cubes are awesome. Pube cubes sound freaking disgusting. No way I'm clicking on that thread.